Online media: Streaming ahead?

RealNetworks' Rob Glaser speaks at Streaming Media West, with a warning for MPEG-4 licensing. Watch and read about Glaser's comments and listen to other participants at the conference and at Internet World 2002.

Reeling in new streaming technologies Rob Glaser, CEO, RealNetworks

Web sites learn to read aloud Mark Nelson, product engineer, fonix

Intel Instant messaging goes corporate Pablo Salomon, CEO, Interactive Networks

Real: Licenses could kill MPEG-4
RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser says proposed fees to license the emerging MPEG-4 video compression standard could make the technology "irrelevant" on the personal computer.
April 25, 2002

Microsoft keeps low profile at conference
The company opts not to field a booth at Streaming Media West. Is it missing out, or merely removing luster from rival RealNetworks' cause?
April 24, 2002

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